The biggest part of the increase over the last 15 years is in the wire side of the business. As natural gas has been fairly stable, as you said, the cost of power has been fairly stable. In contrast, distribution charges for the wires, transmission charges for those big power lines, those things have gone up something like 70% and 300%.So, we've done a lot on the wire side of the business to improve reliability. We've got to be a little bit smarter about how many investments we can continue to make now that ...

The longer the war in Iran goes on, the more damage is being done to the region's energy infrastructure — and consumers are already feeling the pressure with rising energy costs.@gbrew24 joins @TheStalwart and @tracyalloway on the Odd Lots podcast to discuss why the Trump administration may have walked into a "strategic trap" and whether there may be any relief for consumers at gas pumps in the near future https://t.co/qoGXjc1GMM ...

Oil prices are rising due to the ongoing geopolitical conflict in the Middle East. You are already seeing the impact at the gas pump, but it won't stop there. Rising oil and natural gas prices will ripple through the economy, hitting some obvious businesses and affecting others in ways you may not expect. Here are six stocks likely to feel the pinch.Traveling is going to get more expensiveCarnival (CCL 3.29%) and JetBlue (JBLU 1.95%) are just two examples of many in the travel industry. Carnival's cruise sh ...

The longer the war in Iran goes on, the more damage is being done to the region's energy infrastructure — and consumers are already feeling the pressure with rising energy costs.@gbrew24 joins @TheStalwart and @tracyalloway on the Odd Lots podcast to discuss why the Trump administration may have walked into a "strategic trap" and whether there may be any relief for consumers at gas pumps in the near future https://t.co/qoGXjc1GMM ...

More than half of chartered accountants surveyed by the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales (ICAEW) say their organisations are exposed to risks from the conflict in the Middle East. The findings come against a backdrop of concerns over potential spikes in energy prices and disruption to supply chains. The online survey ran from 6 to 9 March 2026 and gathered responses from 497 ICAEW members based in the UK, the Middle East, South Asia, Cyprus and Turkey. Of those questioned, 56% sa ...